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Home My WebLink About2.B. Splash Pad ROSEMOUNTEXECUTIVE SUMMARY CITY COUNCIL City Council Special Work Session Meeting: November 5, 2013 AGENDA ITEM: Splash Pad AGENDA SECTION: Discussion PREPARED BY: Dan Schultz, Parks and Recreation AGENDA NO. Director ATTACHMENTS: Request for Qualifications (RFQ), RFQ Comparison Spreadsheet , Qualifications APPROVED BY: Materials and Concept Plans ppJ RECOMMENDED ACTION: Discussion only. ISSUE Staff would like to discuss two items with the City Council regarding the development of the splash pad. The first item is the recent Request for Qualifications (RFQ) that was sent out to splash pad equipment vendors. The second item pertains to a design theme for the splash pad. 1. RFQ -The City recently sent out a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) to splash pad equipment vendors. We need to add splash pad equipment specifications to our overall general specifications package for the project. This is what the splash pad vendor will supply to us. In our project specification,we will identify the splash pad equipment that is to be supplied for the project and then general contractors can bid on this equipment or propose similar equipment that meets our specifications.This equipment will be approved by the City prior to bidding. The attached RFQ was sent to four vendors who represent splash pad equipment companies. Also attached are the qualification submittals that staff received from the vendors.An RFQ Comparison Spreadsheet was created to summarize the proposals. The RFQ submittals have been reviewed by staff and also by the Parks and Recreation Commission.The Commission made a recommendation to work with Commercial Recreation Specialist/Vortex. The Commission also recommended that we look closer at a recirculating water system and the reuse of the water. Staff supports the Parks and Recreation Commission's recommendations. 2. Splash Pad Design—Three concept plans with different themes have been developed for the splash pad. Staff would like to get feedback from the City Council on the concept plans, themes and any specific features you would like to include in the project as we move forward. The next step for this project would be to take the feedback received at this meeting and refine the project into a final plan.We will also be working with the splash pad vendor to identify the equipment we will use for the project. Staff expects to provide an update on the project to the City Council in January. 4 ROSEMOUNT PARKS AND RECREATION Request for Qualifications Splash Pad Project, Rosemount, MN The City of Rosemount is interested in working with a splash pad vendor on designing a new splash pad in Rosemount's Central Park.The Parks and Recreation Department is accepting qualification materials from local vendors who have previous experience with designing splash pads and having their equipment installed at local parks or other recreation areas in the state of Minnesota.The vendor who is chosen to work with the City on this project will have their equipment included in the final specifications for the project that will then be put out to bid. Project Summary/Concept: The City of Rosemount is interested in installing a splash pad in the spring of 2014.A concept plan has been created and includes multiple phases for the project.The first phase will include an approximately 3,000 sq foot splash pad using a flow through water system and a 30'by 30'sun shelter. The future phases of the project will include a large community playground and a multi-purpose space to be used for a variety of seasonal uses such as winter ice skating, community festivals and special events.Attachment A is a concept plan for the project. Project theme: The City is interested in pursuing a theme based on a natural setting that would include natural colored concrete,possible exposed aggregate,boulder walls,and other natural landscaping.The City would like to have the splash pad design use more ground spray devices than overhead spray devices.Staff expects that the final design will have approximately 75% ground spray devices and 25%overhead devices.Attachment B shows an existing splash pad that the City of Rosemount will possibly use as a model for our splash pad. Project Location Site: Central Park,2893 145th Street West,Rosemount,MN 55068 Budget: The budget for this project has yet to be determined.We will develop estimated budget as our planning/design process moves forward Eligibility: Applicants must have had their equipment installed at two or more splash pads in Minnesota within the last five years. Submission Requirements: Interested providers should submit the following materials: • A letter of interest with contact information. (limit to 1 page) • Information on product flow rates options. (limit to 2 pages) • Information regarding your ability to switch out nozzles/apparatus in the future to achieve different splash settings. (limit 1 page) • Details about who performs warranty repairs,makes service calls,what is the standard time for diagnoses of problems and delivery of parts. (limit to 2 pages) • Background on projects installed in Minnesota-Please include owner contacts/references. (limit to 3 pages) • Up to eight images of work samples similar to what City of Rosemount is considering. • What makes your product more desirable than others on the market? (limit to 1 page) Submission materials must be received by 12 noon on Tuesday, October 22,2013. Send all materials to the attention of: Tom Schuster,Rosemount Parks and Recreation 13885 South Robert Trail Rosemount,MN 55068 ATTACHMENT A 414:'' :I 4„ »i W; ji ) • n' *. MULTILEVEL. 30'SQ.SHELTER RETAINING r - .' •T WITH OUTDOOR WALLS -,' PLAY AREA PLAZA (6000 SF) • at-i , Alt •1.�� dilr4vaibk, 14 1491L,,-4'■.".... II ✓ li ACCESSIBLE c .• ROUTE TO UPP:a LANDSCAPE PLANTINGS ��. \��, '`�^1R PLAY SPACE ' -'ISLAND'WITHIN /"'j ' �' '.' ' *, SKATING CIRCUIT 'f C � b�.'� ', FENCING ` , SKATING CIRCUIT ' \ ED `' DURING WINTER ,., I � �f 1 - FAILH .,�. �.u-. ! 44 , O I /S P . CONCRETE PADS `, --, ! ,�t4 '4 C_ �4 (3000 SF) A LANDSCAPE BUFFER ART DISPLAYS. _ 1 1 x`.14.11`--` WINTER ICE . 1 1 I.:.•'•4. 04, " SCULPTING ' I I ) I L- I �, - EVENTS �` ( _ .r }�+�. \- \s-�- . 1. ��A )[-A� ♦' �'`' ITS'�v PRIMAf2Y ` •� q. . DEVELOPMENT '^vim.,- � y� OUTDOOR . a \\1 �� PLAZA WITH 4,' r ' �• ti, •∎•_ _-FIRE PIT- .. --I !_ TRAIL CONNECTIONS I ,$ FUTURE PARKING --� EXISTING WARMING EXPANSION ' I HOUSE I RESTROOM j I 14 ill- . 1:-Arlaleama- I i , / FUTURE PARKING IMPROVEMENTS I 151 i 41. `-E ii Cow ti...AM p....•.va+n..`omo..aaa.ms*7U ar.urvIldero.•... r— 11.44 L.r w... +. MOO:w,rs c..an a . SO' 111f1' Scale: I" 50' Xenia 701 Xenia Avenue South.Suite 300 WSB Minneapolis,MN 55416 www wshcn0 com A,9a City of Rosemount, MN INFRASIRUCIURE ENGINEERING PLZ G S RUC':I Central Park Splash Pad Concept Plan ATTACHMENT B A, _ _ __ --ttr___):4,1' _ 4 ,4144-... y.. r w ism_. , i ' ' ' ••,: r.-7r4'....4,- •--'••'.,, ., —, .' 1111141 4 -- ._ ......... ..,.. ....____,. .„ . , _ . t .., ,,,. . , . . .... , •,___ . ...., ... . . , RFQ Comparison Vendor Midwest Playscapes— Flagship Recreation— CRS—Commercial Webber Recreation— Water Odyssey Waterplay Inc. Recreation Specialist- ARC-Aquatic Vortex Recreation Company Letter of interest Yes Yes Yes—detailed listing Yes—stresses desire products and services to work so close to provided his main office Product flow rate No narrative, 95%of proposed Detailed explanation Describes minimum options information provided equipment comes in of flow rate options flow,standard flow, only on individual both High Flow and Smartflow Logics and the sequencing of feature spec sheet Low Flow Controller allows for water and zones. configurations daily or weekly programming Ability to switch Limited between a DEX—Detachable Safeswap system ARC offers an nozzles short list of features Exchangeable interchangeable Anchorage system nozzle design. Who performs FAST—Factory Flagship full time CRS—Verona WI Webber Recreational warranty repairs Authorized service service specialist Design (Implied but Technicians not written) Located-? Mfg:Texas USA Mfg: BC Canada Mfg:Quebec Canada Mfg: Eden Prairie, MN Background on Only listed one with no Lists three Featured five projects Lists six but not much projects installed in specific information with a very detailed detail about any of MN description of them. services provided and Good description of listed three other. Design and On site services. Similar work Only listed three with No US examples The proposal showed Listed eleven others, samples no specific information All are from Canada some pictures of many in the Midwest, or pictures about any or Europe other installations but but not in any detail. of them No photos did not identify them or give any information about them. What makes your Age appropriate Innovative play Experience—Vortex Installation Friendly, product desirable interchangeability, solutions supply over 80%of Low maintenance, custom capabilities Acetal Nozzles for the US market interchangeable longevity product design. "Fun is in the water" theme. Warranty Pipes—25 yrs Proposal says Pipes—25 yrs Pipes—25 yrs Nozzles—5 yrs industry leading 25 yr Nozzles—5 yrs Nozzles—5 yrs Finish -2 yrs warranty, but is t Finish/color coat-2 Finish/color coat/ Sequencing cntrl-3 yrs specific about what it yrs moving parts-2 yrs covers. Overall impression Not customized for Proposal addressed Very well done,very Well done and of the proposal Rosemount. Hard to the specific RFQ detailed, and detailed but most of navigate since most of questions but did not customized for proposal is just ARC the information is only provide much Rosemount. "fact sheets" and not found on spec sheets information customized for or catalog pages Rosemount Water Odessey Aquatic Play Midwest Playscapes Inc. r,WESJ` T PLMSCAPES,INC. Telephone: 9 5 2 - 3 6 i + 5 t! Fax: 952 - 361 - .3 4 Toil Free: 800 - 747 145 '0 Pine Street, Suite 104. Chaska. MN 55318 www . mIdwestpIayscapes . cam E-mail: playscapes earthlink.ne 10-15-13 Matt Finnegan Midwest Playscapes Inc 500 North Pine Street#104 Chaska MN 55318 952-457-2950 Turn Schuster Rosemount Parks and Recreation Department 13885 South Robert Trail Rosemount, AIN 55068-3438 Dear Mr Schuster For the past 21 years Midwest Playscapes has offered a variety of park and recreation products. As of January 1" 2013 we became the exclusive representatives for"Water Odyssey Aquatic Play". We would very much like to supply you with a Proposal for Rosemount Central Park. I am attaching your RFQ request. Please except this as our letter of interest in the project. . .ease feel free to call myself with any questions. Sincerely, Matt Finnegan Midwest Playscapes, Inc. Softail87@integra.net { 500 r11° Strt.et Suitt, tt as N .33318 Specifications Model Number: W002 Interactive Water Effect: Shall be a rain curtain effect falling in parallel stream from the inside top of the arch. Shaft: 4"type 304 stainless steel pipe with full radius A bend and machined type 304 base plate. _-�) Anchor Base: Type 304 stainless steel machined to mate _ with shaft base plate with grounding connection and 2"FPT I 10'-0" I inlet. Supplied with 4, A"x 12' x 2"anchor bolts with two leveling nuts and washers per bolt and wood pour template. Closed End Base: Supplied with 2 stainless steel concrete B anchors, 18/8 stainless steel tamper-resistant screws,and _—�11 a threaded drain plug. Gasket: 70 durometer EPDM o-ring. F 8'-0" Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 18/8 stainless steel. Finish: Textured elastomeric urethane with a UV and chlorine resistant sealer coat. C Color: (Specify red,dark blue, light blue,yellow, green, •( j orange, or purple.) Nozzles: 33 stainless steel precision jets I 6%0' I options. Optional Adders: Adders n Wireless Activator Button(-SW) -� Transmitter: Solid state with encoded sgnal and /, � integral omni-directional antenna. Activator Power: 3 VDC lithium battery(CR2477►. ❑ Wired Activator Button(•5T) 5'-2" Activator Switch: 12 VDC. Activator Cord: 150 of#1812 type STOW, 4'2 minimum 314"conduit recommended. 3-3 / I3'0" ti 1 I. L 4-1/r I ■1 it Anchor Base Note: Anchor base tt5 Rebar 12" Finished must be completely O.C. ea way. surface encapsulated in concrete (min. 3000 psi). IL I . 1'-o" 1 6" Hydraulic Requirements n W002 2-4 3/4"conduit for wired GPM psi activator 84 3 elements 01 "W402C - Water Conserving Version Concrete •CGPM •Cpsi I---- 01'-6" --I Pier 18 3 04'-0' (THICKENED SLAB) r 17 at er ..{F 1!., „,-, Q ,,,... T N roi„ k,) k 1 0 t 0 '.”O Q pse9 TM goiatain i'eop.e,M_. -FO Nix Ba7 co K Hi i-. y 123 Se-Nmwe,Texas 7965:41807 Phone 15121 392 1135-Fa.15'7i 197-'15A ww4.'.y0:--ladVSSei.:.::1. z8.0i-A Specifications Model Number: W010 0 Interactive Water Effect: Shalt be a clear domed sheet of water. Shaft: Straight 4"type 304 stainless steel pipe with 0 I, ) 0 machined type 304 base plate. \� /J Anchor Base: Type 304 stainless steel machined to mate with shaft base plate with grounding connection and 2"FPT inlet. Supplied with 4, /"x 12"x 2"anchor bolts with two leveling nuts and washers per bolt and wood pour template. Optional Gasket: 70 durometer EPDM a-ring. Adders If- Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 18/8 stainless steel. Finish: Textured elastomeric urethane with a UV and chlorine resistant sealer coat. Color: (Specify: red, dark blue, light blue, yellow, green, orange, or purple.) Nozzle: Stainless steel deflector type. Optional Adders: D Wireless Activator Button (-SW) Transmitter: Solid state with encoded signal and integral omni-directional antenna. Activator Power: 3 VDC lithium battery(CR2477). ❑ Wired Activator Button (-ST) Activator Switch: 12 VDC- Activator Cord: 150'of#1812 type STOW, minimum 3/4"conduit recommended. 30" Anchor Base Note:Anchor base must be completely Finished encapsulated in concrete surface (min. 3000 psi). 4-1/2" 1-0" 1'-6" 2-4" 3/4"conduit • forwiree Hydraulic Requirements activator elements 11 W010 Spread GPM psi Concrete 4 30 2 01-6" I Pier a 40 3 water rn MazeTM 0 Co VGS09 TN Fa me n Prop.!. Ir: W)6)%Or<<E67 hiy,away 123.5m Nirrns 1r1.&78657-CAN Pnom t''' 1'1,-155 Fax 15121 34..-1''34 Auw,'MIte,cd itev.cCrn 36-25-13 Specifications _ Model Number: W134 { Interactive Water Effect: Shall be ribbon-like solid 2•-3- stream jets spin around the shaft as it is rotated, 1 - Shaft: Straight 6"type 304 stainless steel pipe with machined type 304 base plate. Handles: Type 304 stainless steel. Joint: Delrin* Anchor Base: Type 304 stainless steel machined to male with shaft base plate with grounding connection and I FPT inlet. Supplied with 4, W x 12'x 2"18/8 1'tY stainless steel anchor bolts with two leveling nuts and ' washers per bolt and wood pour template. Gasket: 70 durometer EPDM o-ring. i Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 18/8 stainless steel. Finish: Textured elastomeric urethane with a UV and chlorine resistant sealer coat. Color: (Specify red,dark blue, light blue,yellow, green,orange,or purple.) Nozzles: 12 stainless steel precision jets. Optional Adders: J Wireless Activator Button (-SW) Transmitter: Solid state with encoded signal and integral omni-directional antenna. 11 3 Activator Power: 3 VDC lithium battery(CR2477). ❑ Wired Activator Button(-ST) Activator Switch: 12 VDC. Activator Cord: 150'of lt18f2 type STOW, minimum 3/4'conduit recommended. I . ,.. Anchor Base �� -~ Note:Anchor bases Rear 12" '1-''' 1 must be complete:y 0•C,ea way. I--encapsulated in concrete 1 r_Finished J � Optional•(min. 3000 psil, a I surface rface Adders • r, u I ,t -- _ b 518.. 1 e , . 1*-6- 1 ----\+ =iii-3. ---3=' 1 ---it-;--A-4. 2.4- 1 , i Hydraulic Requirements l 3/4' conduit I • •. ' t for wired :--1 W 139 OF 4! ' activator /� elements GPM 6 1 p /� i t 30 4U 6 Concrete I...— 01'-6" —1 Pier 131r-0' (THICKENED SLAB] water Water Mayp0IeTM r. 0 a V •.'N 4:0V TN Fuanain ecple,Inc--PO Wax t.i7-FWD Higtoay 123 San%W M..-ems 78461*.(11 Phma iSt21 392-1155-Fs.,5I2l 132 113+ wwww wa;•+Ir+.•yssey.um oat,gn f - (07 _ \ 7"DIA I ‘P—q)e 1 } Removable Top Plate Finished Surface 4 Fr----1. .a I — c r Note:Housing must be completely I :. PO; encapsulated in concrete. 1'-7 i-REF .1 _ .• 1 '/ : '' '" "/j 6" i///// /// / ,' r ;/ �// f { Concrete Footing //�� 'f.// / . r 1 t'-0"SQ I Specifications Hydraulic Requirements Model Number: W036C 0 W036 Interactive Water Effect: Shall be an array of outward aching streams of water. Height GPi•1. psi Housing: 20 gauge deep-drawn type 304 stairless steel 2' 12 2 with grounding connection and 1' FPT inlet. Supplied with 4' 18 3 4, 3/8"x 12"x 2 anchor bolts with two leveling nuts and 6' 24 4 washers per bolt and wood pour template. 10' 36 6 Gaskets: 70 d:.rorneter EPDM o-ring. Construction Cover: Reusable 7"diameter HDPE(high dersity polyethylene). .i `W036C - Water Conserving Version Top Plate: 7' diameter slightly domed cast bronze with Height 'CGPM 'Cpsi interc angeable nozzle assembly and IN stabilized, 2' 2.5 2 textured elastorleric urethane coating with a UV and chlorine resistant sealer coat. 4' 3 3 Top Plate Anchors: Three'/"x 5 machined brass with 30' 6' 4 4 hook bend. 10' 6 6 Color: (Specify red,dark blue, tight blue,ye.low, green, orange. or purple.) Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 18/8 stainless steel. Nozzles: Six precision machined brass. Water - 3 ,i, 0 . ,9, steg TM ' ,jntd0,rcc91.c,Iac.-PO 3ux 3G7- u)4 ittcri,'S Sir 9i0:o5,`eieh n3r.67-03G7 P-,Thr?s'7,IC 2 7155 rat I5'ii P91-'1°.4-.V.W.wd: adya:ry..,11-, p-25-IJ 7.--- ., 1 7"( I * I I,. 1 \ \\...„.,..._. ...,./1 Removable Top Plate Finished Surface . ' .. . 1 64- ' . . 1 . '.. , ' ' .■ ,,,, ,a , , Note: Housing must be completely encapsulated In concrete, ,I I 1.-71-REF „ . . i , . 1 , —12 6" Er , N. `... ... , , Concrete Footing I- 1'• "SQ -1 Specifications Hydraulic Requirements Model Number: W057 0 W057 Interactive Water Effect: Shall be an array of small outward arching streams of water. Height Spread GPM psi Housing: 20 gauge deep-drawn type 304 stainless steel 2 6 4 1 with grounding connection and 1"FPI inlet. Supplied with 4, 318"x 12' x r anchor bolts with two leveling nuts and washers per bolt and wood pour template. Gaskets: 70 durometer EPDM o-ring. Construction Cover: Reusable T diameter HOPI(h.gh dersAy polyethylene). Top Plate: 7"diameter sl^ghtly domed cast bronze with interclangeable nozzle assembly and UV stabilized, textured elastomeric urethane coating with a UV and char-ne resistant sealer coat. Top Plate Anchors: Three 1/2"x 5"machined brass with 30' hook bend. . . Color: (Specify red, dark blue,light blue.yellow,green, orange.or purple.) Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 18/8 stainless steel. Nozzle: Precision machined brass, water Water Sprout.' , , c 0V0, 7s:0 9 TN n.id 41 Pr:111m,In: PO dox 807-461:0H1.,own/121 ■on MR1,7!71.Tz.gis.:6561-Cd07 l'lore:.512:,392-1155•ra.IV i.PIrt-•154-W.r...y.v.av•Ixfy,ory i ern / '• • 7" DIA I OD I 1 1. ',. \\ )/- Removable Top Plate 1'. 4 . • , . . . . . _ il Finishe d Surface 1 61- , 0 ,,, 4 7 Note: Housing must be completely L_ I - ,4 [ encapsulated in concrete. 1-7 i"REF I 1 l .. .- 6' . z._ . - - - ---t- ---.. - , - I ...,_ I , . '---- Concrete Footing ., I1-0"SQ -1 Specifications Hydraulic Requirements Model Number: W071 0 W071 Interactive Water Effect: Shall be a sheet effect in the shape of a morning glory. Height Spread GPM psi Housing: 20 gauge deep-drawn type 304 stainless steel 1' 2 10 1 with grounding connection and 1"FPT inlet. Supplied with 4,3/8"x 12"x 2 anchor bolts with two leveling nuts and washers per bolt and wood pour template. Gaskets: 70 durometer EPLIM a-ring. Construction Cover; Reusable T'diameter HDPE(high density polyethylene). Top Plate: T diameter slightly domed cast bronze with interchangeable nozzle assembly and UV stabilized, textured elastorneric urethane coating with a UV and chlorine resistant sealer coat. Top Plate Anchors: Threell.."x 5"machined brass with 30' hook bend. Color: (Specify red,dark blue. light blue,yellow,green, orange, or purple.) Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 18i8 stainless steel. Nozzle: Precision machined brass. water Water flower" a 0 0 V •- 4-0 it .■ ' 9 1114 I.:th-ta ir Pf..dp.e It;..- 3r.7 040 1-Ipirtvov I b San%LIMA, idy.4, "hole'5121 P42•11Ij fast,'5,ii 391-4154. ve,rw.a....1,74;o5scv.cov Il „ r Q � , 1'-1”PIA Ie i t s,,9 ( Removable Top Plate 0 g Finished Surface ( --- Note:Housing must be completely encapsulated in concrete. 64 Fr j - — I � T r -'1 1'72' l REF L_________ . /- f /7 ' / ///:// .7/ ", '`//-'/ ///+' /;'.'f �///// !� Concrete Footing 1-r'SQ I Specifications Hydraulic Requirements Model Number: W093 D W093 Interactive Water Effect: Shall be a"basket weave" pattern of streams of water. Height Spread GPM psi Housing: 20 gauge deep-drawn type 304 stainless steel 2 4' 10 1 with grounding connection and 2"FPT inlet. Supplied with 4 8' 14 2 4, 3/W x 12"x 2"anchor bolts with two leveling nuts and 6 16' 17 4 washers per bolt and wood pour template. Gasket: 70 durometer EPDM o-ring. Construction Cover: Reusable 13' diameter HOPE(high density polyethylene). Top Plate: 13' diameter slightly domed cast bronze with UV stabilized, textured elastomeric uretane coating, Top Plate Anchors: Six '.:'x 5°machined brass with 30 hook bend. Color: (Specify red,dark blue, tight blue, yellow,green, crarge,or purple.) Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 18/8 stainless steel. Nozzles: Eighteen precision machined brass. ______ water �' t. >, Water Wrg rg TM Four tain I.e_pie.dn. -PO lox 1167 .110.X.Hrihway tit San Mai__e Trx.';78]CI-t8:? Pmr7 i512'.,./: 1'35-Fax f 512 352-11ia N•NN.N:iterOttiSe,•wit 5_1p-•.1 I-i°-I-1_ _ _ P--::-I-- ,-ri-r L'J 1 t LeJ 1 L. r.6- Removable Top Finished 1.p" IT Y P 1 Surface --\\F -ti....kii-A...kii-immiramaymilai--...m - . . . - . . 4. ,...,,... 0 0 REF I 6 I T, I/ ; - 4" > 'r , I --1 6" I— L_ i Specifications Hydraulic Requirements Model Number: W097.8 ❑ W097-8 Interactive Water Effect: Shall be a row of eigtrt streams of water adjustable from vertical to 60 deg-ees. Height Threw GPM psi Housing: Schedule 40 red brass pipe wit,grounding 2' 2 U 2 connection and two lri"MPT inlets. Supp.ied with 4, 3?8" a 4' 24 3 K 12"x 2' 1818 stainless steel anchor bolts with two leveling nuts aid washers per bolt. 6' 6' 40 4 Construction Covers: 2i."diameter H}PE(high density polyethylenes. Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 18'8 stainless steel. 0 W097C-8 - Water Conserving Version Nozzles: Eight adjustable precision rrachined brass. Bight Throw GPM psi 2' 2 8 2 4' 4 16 3 6' 6 24 4 water ,, a, o US � Over N' Under -8� e TN •I.Ir Iv,31- 4 ;rr I'D gOr ICI *a.^NI1,.., t:3 :e111.0e_.e.Trnr.;71$1 OEOi 1'4.. ''.,,71]'2.1'5.-''A•It I2'"192-••5+ www w.vrrstrvsYe.toa i u t 2 4.CE O 0 7' DIA. Removable Top Plate O fFinished Surface r • • 61.. 4 ' ° 0 , 7 Note: Housing must be completely ttt encapsulated in concrete. V-7 z'REF • 3" .-//,/ 'f', ' Concrete Footing '/„/////,' 1' 0" Specifications Hydraulic Requirements Model Number: W28C ❑ W280 Interactive Water Effect: Shall be a vertical aerated stream ut water. H•'ight GPM Ps, Housing: 20 gauge deep-drawn type 304 stainless steel a' 3 ? with grounding connection and 1"FPT inlet. Supplied with g' 5 9 4, 3/8"x 12"x 2'anchor bolts with two leveling nuts and 12 b it washers per bolt and woad pour template. Gaskets: 70 durometer EPDM o-ring. Construction Cover: Reusable T'diameter HOPE(high density polyethylene), Top Plate: 7"diameter slightly domed cast bronze with Interchangeable nozzle assembly and UV stabilized, textured elastorneric urethane coating with a UV and chlorine resistant sealer coat, Top Plate Anchors: Three'.i"x 5' machined brass with 30' hook bend. Color: (Specify red, dark b',ue, tight blue,yellow,green. orange,or purple.) Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 18/8 stainless steel. Nozzle: Precision machined brass. water Popp Droppw 0 0 vsseu TM kwrtaln People.IUL. - Bax 847-14.11•I' ' aT IL •+I,V.,,,... I-' c 790Ei-:SO? Plnr^4512}3',1-1t SS I'3.(512I 17:-115- wr:.v 4,1'"ro::•.,,,y[txr 6 14.,17 r o 3'DIA 0 o I 7 Removable Tap Plate Finished Surface 41V 1111_ JR .41 is imirow MIMI --- f_ _Li Bonding Lug 4 • i 1"N.P.T. 1-2" } I REF ! i r 1 , 11!2 C •/ 3" f i AT_ • �� : i . r i I 6"SQ —1 Specifications Hydraulic Requirements Model No: W331 0 1„X331 Housing: Machined cast bronze with natural finish, 2' inlet.and grounding lug. GPM psi Top Plate: Polished brass 1 20 Leveling Bolts: (3) 1/4%20 x 10"x V, bolts w'th two leveling nuts and washers per bolt. Nozzle: One precision machined brass. Water Misteee Jet Mini Series { yeseg T1d I•• ,,i -P':fnx 907 a,. I ai- , i., Sr 1 saaK s, ems 7 ' Oyu? 1701.1*SS =aa:1 'i !'7:115 ',WV,w2lrrriycsr;'._7n is,28.'1] • This device complies wit-)Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following conditions: 11)this device may not cause harmful See W:retess Activators interference, and (2)this device Instattation Parameters Drawing must accept any interference a;q• received, including interference i that may cause undesired operation. $" 6114" 15 1!2" _ ii (•1�1 ReceivertAntenna I (Supped with 150' Integral Cable) 17 112' n (18 31<") I- 4d,tin _3 ; ........... I U'tJ 1-ASI Cord Seal Mounting Frame lTyp) Power Cord (or Power Supply Conduit-12OVAC) Note:Conduit and Wire By Instalte' Specifications Wred ed Model Number I Inputs Input outputs Max) Model No: DSC-x-x (See Chart). (Max) Wax) { Housing: NEMA 4X with lockable hasp. DSC-0.8-W 0 32 8 Input Voltage: 120VAC/60 Hertz, 20 Amps. DSC•0.16•W 0 32 16 Wireless Inputs: See Chart. Wired Inputs: See Chart. DSC-0.24-W 0 32 24 Output Voltage: 24VAC/60 Hertz, .75 Amps continuous per output. "DSC-0.32-w 0 32 32 Outputs: See Chart. D5C 8 8-W 8 32 8 Power Cord: 6 foot, 16-3 type SJT with grounded plug. . Cord Seals: PVC compression seal fittings with neoprene gland for DSC 8 16 W _ 8 32 16 16-2 solenoid valve cables. 'DSC-8-24-W 8 32 24 Time Clock: Integral, electronic, 7 day, 24 hour. 'DSC-8-32-W 8 32 32 Interface: Keypad with 20 keys and a 4 x 20 backlit LCD display. Antenna/Receiver: Enclosed in weather resistant PVC housing with 'DSC•16 16 W 16 32 16 150 feet of CAT 5 crossover cable supplied. 'DSC-16-24-W 16 32 24 Programmable Events: Timed duration, cycled, defined, random, Notes; and cued sequencing, field adjustable. f-Conduit and wire by Installer. Programming: Through keyboard; set at factory and field 2.Adding suffix-A to any of the adjustable. units above will designate it as Safety: ETL and Underwriters'Laboratories Listed. factory mounted and pro-wired or manifold assembly- 3 "symbol indicates Larger enclosure req'd.See dimensions, Water Dynamic Sequencing quencing Controller t O o VSS-09 For wireless activators 3 U "TM town:r Pmip.r,1 -, P96;xWI!-4q:1,igliwryIli 5angareas,',,a,:70/3'-VSt)' O Thule t5'21?92-t1i`. co,ti121:92.1',4-ww,vwa!r(aQysse,.-.:r, Ii-'1•t Kt ro'*UACIOULI:1: Neerver•antenna ISi.eoliuc wtth 1SCr _ ri,,rs,.•ro:ornpl ec writ)Part ta of the FCC Poe) / tomilm,Wta? pp,.uti..,if v.tJ.cc Tc.Me renown card na+s: Not[• •nterreeketelwr an-A:lar Inw.r:ea at least 1.)f.1.-s duve,may ri.:Cs.s.#hwitr.11'.ttt'to exe, ±C:b7fr grade Cl'.r lire ai fiyhr will an*meets { awl 12)this deyiae wig attuL.,•q intertrr:nce •tvatarr.a xfntay ova he'o .i:An a pat., /IfL Bruce. I uwrYs Tttef lefan a Cher r VY+a•se tt'irc aait,waU.or a'nllnr ft,ntt.If a.do aat mar: //// 2a:arred OCerat•cr ,w r.i anflrrnt sc a steel 6ctiltinry,wall,0i rrrt. "./7/1/111 •_ _+ l Vayffi9!n i - , �.. Retonwr)wriai I. II kw of Clihr) / /r/ ..<. ,le 1nstalleri f rr i/ Vr ,..� / Iltr •C•tows,*w t4.YI.. _....... // ,/ / r` 1 / rr }} 'Wireless"retch N,o'1 �f '(J `• H c:::: 'Rnplaaa Ft ti.-t:..4,rtrnn r Acke,play?Ie..efr / 'WIrNCS.t U1C1'?ad `-( /r \ / Water Wireless Activators o :-:.e installation Parameters v TN Cr....NW• r:-'a gall!..H t'.fr s•r6 14 sits■ R.ew 78N7A11r , ..Al:',.L-t'ff in tlV 1•4 fl<: ......IA.•.wW rut ,.....1:I! Specifications Model Number: W009-W Shaft: 4"type 304 stainless steel pipe. Base Plate: Type 304 stainless steel. Anchors: (4)stainless steel concrete anchors, supplied. Finish; Textured etastomeric urethane with a UV and chlorine resistant sealer coat. Color: Select from Red, Light Blue, Yellow,Green, ' Dark Blue, Orange,or Purple. Fasteners: Tamper-resistant type 18/8 stainless steel. Activator Housing: Tactile push button machined from polymer materials. Activator Housing Color: Select from Red, Light Blue, Yellow, Green, Dark Blue, Orange,or Purple. Transmitter: Solid state with encoded signal and integral omni-directional antenna. Wireless Activator Power: CR2477, 3 Volt lithium battery. Activator NOTES: 1. See Wireless Activators installation parameters drawing. 2. No modifications allowed. Use CR2477 Battery only No user serviceable parts inside. FCC ID: WIM0000010 This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. 3'-1" Operation is subject to the following conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Anchor Base - 4.1t2" Concrete Finished Anchors \ Surface j I o Water Wireless Touch & Gom I TN .^.Lours Pr*. Mc. Oil Fax Yf;I-4603-ligr°f•x ITs-51n M •-o1 TEt2a 7.%574A1/ Ftmrr- She i8 r ii5 Fdi;5114 34:-'154 wAVA .3.29.11 . a 5• _ S 7yp i 1 i I. .1 = to 1 1 1 3r4" 1 I t 1 7 —+ I1 ■ 0 I 1 • _— 11.. Specifications Model No: W200 Hydraulic: 50 GPM. Sump: Formed polyethylene. Grate: Heavy-duty FR?grate with skid resistant surface urethane coating.Meets ADA guide:Ines. Strainer Basket: Molded Polyurethane Grate Color: Specify red,tight blue, yellow, green, dark Luc,orange,or purple. Outlet: a slip connection. Fasteners: Tamper-resistant 1818 stainless stee.. water 0 0 vsIeu Plain Drain ' TX "cur11 r P..n;I'.I.).: ^'3 9u1 437-•161.11 jl,way"1 .. et. CO.7..ao-%:E67•CeiC Fun[;•,12:1v_-i15i-rep 15,3,VII.Irie wvn..•wra.G",,sicv:rr•1 01.07.,1 • II t �; ^. ilk water fountain people SOY Water Odyssey designs equipment for children and splash pad owner. The ability to switch out features allows end users to refresh their splash pads without cutting pipe of digging up concrete. This versatility is a key design criteria at Water Odyssey. Flush Mount spray features arc the foundation of any splash pad. Water Odyssey's flush mount features are available in(3) sizes, 7", 11"and 13"top plates. Within each(size)group our customers are able to switch out the top plates to get new water effects. We offer our customers(10)different 7"flush mount features each a unique water effect. W006 Aqua Arch I W043 Dandelion Dome W091 Bubbler W011 Jet Way W057 Water Sprout W290 Popp Dropp W100 Anywayspray W071 Water Flower W036 Daddy Long Legs W085 Splash-O-Lator In the 11"group we offer(7)different flush mounts to help refresh their spray pad. W004 Daddy Long Legs W068 Water Lava W083 Water Fan W016 Cloud 9 W070 Water Crown 'V055 Water Wave W073 Geyserino Our 13" Flush mounts we offer(2) water effects. I W005 Water Round 1 W093 Water Weave Water Odyssey carries the same design philosophy to its Above Grade spray features. Whether an above grade features requires a 4"anchor base or 6"anchor base,customers have a variety of features to select from to refresh their spray pads. Above grade features with 4"anchor bases include the following plus others. W003 Curvy Cool W024 Water Whoopee W046 Water Ball W1SO Just-A-Wheel W008 Step N Whoosh W029 Sun Shower WOSO Cool Stick W185 Tidal Bucket WO10 Mushroom Maze W039 Water-Brella W110 Swaying Palm W214 Turn-A-Round W018 Water Palm W040 Water Web W147 Just-A-Bucket W244 Buddy Bovine Above grade features with 6"anchor bases include the following plus others W007-F Under-Brella f W063 Filler Dump W132 Shimmer Sheet W139 Water Maypole W023 Silly Shower W103 Fill N'Spill W133 Splash Tower W151 Three Wheeler W022 Weeping Water r W121 Big Buckets W137 Spin Brella W152 Spill Mix W039 Water Brella 1 W130 Spin N'Spill W138 Crystal Dome W155 Triple Drop '`When refreshing(switching)spray features GPM and PSI requirements of spray features must be comparable. foo much water can be throttled back. Not enough water and the new feature will underperform. Easy way to overcome this limitation - install larger water supply lines(to features)during initial construction. • • ; • OSA ;I water fountain people OySSeyT Technical Support F.A.S.T. Water Odyssey"'by Fountain People employs a Technical Services Department. The Technical Services Department is charged with the responsibility of establishing product and process quality control standards, monitoring product fabrication to insure compliance with the standards, insuring fabrication and installation documentation of all sold product is linked to the appropriate projects and providing teleconference trouble shooting with field technicians to diagnose performance issues. Water Odyssey"' by Fountain People has established a network of affiliated Factory Authorized Service Technicians(FAST) to be at the ready to further diagnose and/or resolve field performance concerns. FAST entities are selected based on their recognized and proven expertise in the specialized skills needed to repair Water Odyssey"'equipment. Water OdysseyTM maintains a data base of information on each FAST entity. The FAST data base is searchable and sortable by geographic area and skill set. The nearest FAST entity with the necessary skill set to resolve a known field performance issue; stands ready to be dispatched as needed to resolve leld issues. The Technical Services Department of Water OdysseyTMM by Fountain People is charged with the responsibility of responding to field issues on the same business day the issue is made known. FAST entities are dispatched after mutually convenient times are determined by the end user and the FAST entity. Generally field responses a accomplished within(5) working days. Water Odyssey"' by Fountain People maintains a large inventory of repair parts. Once needed repair parts are identified by our Technical service Department; the parts_are generally shipped out by the day tbllowing the date of identification. ;i1 . 1i: bra •r fountain people 98 8 General Fountain People, Inc. shall warrant all properly installed and maintained Water Odysscymi equipment(excluding consumables) for a period of one year from date of shipment,unless otherwise qualified,below. For systems with a factory start-up,the warranty shall extend for 18 months from date of shipment or one year from date of start-up, whichever comes first. Fountain People,Inc,at its option,shall replace or repair any materials,components,or workmanship found to be defective,within the warranty period when returned to the factory,freight prepaid. No equipment or parts may be returned to Fountain People, Inc. for repair or replacement without a factory issued RMA (Return Material Authorization). Special Provisions The following equipment shall be warranted for the terms noted when properly installed and maintained: Structural Pipe Stainless steel pipe and anchor bases used in the fabrication of Water OdysseyTM play equipment shall be warranted against structural failure for a period of 25 years Finish Coating shall be warranted for a period of 2 years against peeling or fading,under normal environmental conditions. Rater OdysseyTM Dynamic Senuencint Control Module 02-6211),Valve Boxes and Fiberelitss Components shall be warranted against defects for a period of 3 years. All DSC Controller components,other than the 02-6210 module,are warranted for 1 year. Nozzles Brass or stainless steel, 5 Years Polyurethane Components 2 Years IN Disinfection Units Manufactured by ETS/ATC IN (excluding consumables)shall be warranted for a period of five (5)years after commencement of operation providing that the owner has entered into a service agreement with a factory trained and certified representative to annually(during the warranty period) service the unit as outlined in the Basic Operator's Guide using original manufacturers parts Exclusions This warranty does not include damage resulting from lightning,vandalism, improper maintenance,operator error,Aces of God, failure to comply with code-s of the jurisdiction having authority,or other conditions beyond the control of Fountain People, Inc. Nor does this warranty cover labor. freight charges,or incidental materials required to implement repairs. Fountain People,Inc.shall not be held liable for damage to other equipment or materials,or loss of time,profits,or any inconvenience,directly or indirectly,resulting from the failure of equipment or materials furnished by fountain People,Inc. This warranty may exclude damage to metals resulting from chemical control devices that use electrolysis as a means for generating chlorine or other chemicals to treat water.No other warranty, expressed or implied,exists beyond that included in this statement. ''1 WEST PLMSCAPES,INC, 1elept-one: 9 5 2 - 3 6 1 - 3 5 0 Fax: 952 - 3b 1 - 354 Toll Free: 800 - 747 - 1 45 ) Pine Sireel. Suite 104. Chaska. MN 55318 nrw . midwestplayscapes . com E-mail: playscapes earthlink.n, ERENCES- Franklin Steele Sold 2008 Minneapolis Park District 2217 Wet River Road Minneapolis, MN 55411 Goodyear Park Sold 2012 Erin Salmon 7719 South Westnedge Ave, Portage, WI 49002 (269) 329-4522 (608) 742-2178 Mckee Farms Sold 2012 Fitchburg Parks & Rec 5520 Lacy Road Fitchburg, WI 53711 Phone: 608.270.4200 Fax: 608.270.4212 _ ,a3 ca. M'1 55318 • • 4 s "" .r,..,.... .+sir.__ .aF�.P ~ _ —:1 n •$ �+« Y1 Y gg f ♦ 71' IA 14014_ Ott, s L:Y j"../".mow..'" f\ ♦ c .two MUS roan] Maze « « »d Activity: The Mushroom Maze'errits a crystal clear 41110 sheet of water Add an activator baton far enhanced interactivity. 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".' .,,t. .t f •• t ' ;11 /111: wat oi' fountain people- Q ijsSey� • Quote CITY OF ROSEMOUNT DATE 10/21/13 Contact Tom Schuster Company Rosemount Parks and Recreation Address 13885 South Robert Trail City/State/zip Rosemount, I.VIN 55068 W13983 Ver: 1 A City of Rosemount MN Components (1) WOO2C Pot 0' Gold T'", Water Conserving, Complete 3 Arch Assembly (1) W010 Mushroom Maze T" (1) W012C Water Cage",Water Conserving (1) W036C Baby Long Legs.",Water Conserving (3) W057 Water Sprout" (2) W071 Water Flower TM (1) W093 Water Weave'*' (1) W097C-8 Over N' Under",Water Conserving (1) W139 Water MaypoleT' (5) W200 Plain Drain T*'with 4"Slip Connection (3) W280 Popp Dropp'" (3) W331 Misteee Jet"Mini Series Controllers/Activators (1) OSC-0-16 SUGGESTED ALTERNATE DSC-0-16-1563 UL-Listed Controller w;no wired input modules and 2 modules for 16 total wired 24VAC outputs. (1) W009-W Wireless Touch &Go" Bollard ManifoldsNalve Boxes (1) WMF-10 Flanged 4"Stainless Steel Manifold for Wall Mount Installation wlpressure gauge, drain valve, water hammer arrestor, (2)Full Flanged 4"S inlet connections(no plug supplied); (10)discharge assemblies each w/(1)true union ball valve and(1) 24VAC bronze solenoid valve with 15' cord, NOTE: Water pressure to the manifold must not exceed 50 psi.The installer must ensure this requirement is met. TAO water fountain people Odysse9 Fountain People Inc. (Water Odyssey') is pleased to offer our quotation for aquatic playground and related equipment for the above referenced project,subject to the qualifications listed below/next page. TERMS& CONDITIONS 1) No equipment other than that listed above is included in this Quotation. 2) Freight charge are estimated based on current rates at time of quotation and may be subject to change.Consult factory at time of sale for current freight charges. 3) Prices do not include State or local sales taxes. 4) ' Within the Continental US,all goods are shipped via common carrier, FOB San Marcos,Texas. 5) 1 Crates are constructed with integral skid for handling by forklift. 6) Lead-times after approval and release: (2-3)Weeks for in-slab (concrete pour) items,(10.12)Weeks for balance of equipment. 7) Terms of Sale: Credit terms available on US shipments only(subject to approval of credit). Payments for International shipments must be agreed prior to shipment. This quote is valid for 90 days. 'hank you for the opportunity to work with you on this protect. Please let me know if I can help in any other way. Your Water Odyssey Representative: Matt Finnegan Midwest Playscapes 952-457-2950 www.tnidwestplayscapcs.com WARRANTY 4 ' /" _ odyssey i s IA�Cf�s 1Y Ham^Pimple.f . l .....w PP, 1 OA ...... 1 IIIIIIP a ;. 'MIA , n ! " ! REASONS s ...... -4 why Water Odyssey is , Armor Hue is the most durable coat, g ' the Right system hr the market. Choice.O�CE', *ate-Odyssey's At nor H'.e'"stards up to the I elements,such as Chlorine and UV,while its durability rininizec the erects of varda.ism. Water Odyssey is L. Gat tine most ploy value from one source! Unlike powder coated rtroducts who&requ re ADI,A and DOA compiiant! Otcr fiig,quality prncucts max'iize pay value a-d costly freight to return tc the`acttcry fo-repair due m,nir,ize-,aintenarce costs to extend the l'fe of t0'rar:it'cher.'cas o-varda:isr.Water Odyssey your parks for years tc come.Fran stainless stee: =eahlres are fietc rcpaira3..c. ^tr play features to our higI ly thetied Fu-FormsT`, - s Wafer 0rt:ysseycan acccm-rtod3te cur reeds, a. 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' it lay Webber Webber 1442 Csroccp Caret•Hosfngs,!AN 55053-3266 r-•-1 1 • • 16511 438 3G30•Fax 15511 415-3939 iffio I Recreational Design Inc. Car :61215551-4704 .1,5001 677,5153 iwobbcx eebberroc.cum r ww.webberrec.com �' � 0,-.4,01 4,-.‘ October 21,2013 City of Rosemount ATIN:Tom Schuster 13885 South Robert Trail Rosemount,MN 55068 RE:RFQ Letter of Interest Dear Tom, Thank you for the opportunity to submit a RFQ for the new Central Park splash pact, Aquatic Recreation Company(ARC)and Webber Recreational Design,Inc. have the ability to help the City of Rosemount thni the entire process of design,ntanufacnrre and installation for the new splash pad for Central Park. National headquarters for ARC are located in Eden Prairie,MN. Webber Recreational Design's main office is located in Hastings,MN. These locations allow the City of Rosemount to have Cull and very quick access to all of our capabilities as designers an d manufactures of product for your splash pad. As well as availability of custom products(i.e, Rocks)to give your splash pad that natural feel ARC manufactures all of the product in Minnesota and therefore response time to manufacturing changes and installation can be done in a very timely manner. And if a design build process is chosen, you will have both companies at your disposal for the full duration of the project. As the Minnesota representative for ARC,Webber Recreational Design has a strong desire to have a project only 14 miles from my main office. It will allow us to have a showpiece for other customers close to our office. And I will ensure that your project goes smoothly. I For additional information please feel free to contact- lay Webber Amy Altman Webber Recreational Design,Inc, Aquatic Recreation Company(ARC) 1442 Brooke Court 6500 Carlson Drive Hastings,MN 55033 Eden Prairie,MN 55346 (651)438-3630 (952)345-6440 •Park&Piaygrtund Equipment•Playground Sato"Surf:x:ng•YJn*erslides&Aquatic Flay•Park Shefars&Gazebos• •Site Furnishings,Tablas,CAIN,Bandres•Ikachers&Player br rches•6ctsketb:ll Ovals•Outdoor Pool F:Irm$ure• Submission of Qualifications for: Central Park, Rosemount, MN , , , f :1 • , '''r ''''— r ' •L 'I. r.4, itil,A 1 44/t ! ; ;•: • ; •*., ' ": - — 1 1 I H! 4 . f„. • -4 : ‘ Presented by: • •-, I Amy Altman - t. •„- - Aquatic Recreation Co. -t• - . 952.345.6440 0111‘t A :, • aaltman@arc4waterploy.corn Jay Webber Webber Recreation ........ , vz: -; %„e , .;;;,."-,•: , 'fik ! 651.438.3630 -twebber@webberrec.corn C.4...,0- ... A RC The fun is in the water . ...- . _ ,,.. . el ' 4 ti. _ Aquatic Recreation Comply e..5..)..... i...,,I , -) i., Ek., --Juni, .'..T.s. ' '. 44. '- I i'- rr.' ' ... ' 1,' ,': www cac4worerplay com ( ''''' '...."411 A RC ARC -ti - Facts Aquatic Recreation Company The fun is in the water... Water play ARC—itects ore on staff to make sure your project is a success. A complimentary 3D design concept and budgetary analysis helps you visualize play value, space usage, splash zones and age appropriate areas And ARC makes water fun! while helping you gauge how to get the most value for your money. The Minnesota based founders of In addition, our ARChitects can provide complete splash pod project construction documents for project construction, I Aquatic Recreation Company (ARC) and solicitin competitive construction bids. If required, we can help you get these documents approved b hove been in the water entertainment permitting, soliciting p q p y g pp by business for over 25 years. Together a registered professional engineer in your state. Our nuts-to-bolts services also include onsite construction supervision to with ARC's sister company, assist your installers with project layout, sequencing of work, proper installation of materials, successful system startup Commercial Aquatic Engineering and training. (www.fountaindesigns.com), they have honed their expertise in architectural water feature design, aquatic facility design, commercial Systems ingenuity ensures your mechanical system is expertly engineered to your specific needs. Both pool construction, aquatics environmentally sustainable recirculation and traditional drain-away systems incorporate the highest quality Ul-and manufacturing and fabrication of NSF-listed equipment. ARC prefabricates, -plumbs, -wires and-tests each systems prior to leaving the factory to ensure water quality treatment systems. that systems are easy to install, operate and maintain. This deep experience is the foundation of ARC's ability to create unique water play products that Quality/ counts and that's why we design and manufacture our products and systems for easy maintenance and provide safe and fun play long-lasting value. It's a big reason why ARC water play products hove been installed throughout the world at munici- environment and are easy to install, pal spray parks, aquatic centers, hotel and resorts, campgrounds, fitness centers, housing developments, military bases maintain and operate. and amusement parks. !e� —`. "". .. ... , *ask e t' ' t,.. .. The fun is in the water ,_ t . ., 4 s . 4411 ,b2C,3 ' '. .:ail. "'l 'i I i ACC I _ I . _ 632 ri iii www.arc4waterplay.cam Water Conservation The fun is in the water Water play elements are available in a variety of design patterns and flow rates. This allows you to customize your splash pad for specific project requirements, including different age—grcup play zores, water usage, visual displays, debris sensitivity and splash! spray containment. tai='' Minimum Flow .t When using a drain-away water system, ARC offers water features with water conservation sprays to limit water consumption. "U. N. ,,,,,,_,i a 1. . ;. !II!, - - e: 3 =s_ Standard Flow i6 lar r `! .u.i ..,.e •, � �"'` � ' "'"" +** Ideal for a drain-away water system or a recirculation system, water features with ' median flow rates offer a balanced solution for flow to water and budget resources, • Sequencing Water & Zones s Randomly sequencing jets and/or adding zoned controls is an effective way to limit 0 4 / water use while adding play value. r ..,,,,,,N A RC , . , i _ _i. r MI) AwaUC Reerealan Company - __ _ _ .ti ww afC4Waterplay.CCm Interchangeable Nozzle Design The fun is in the water ARC offers an interchangeable nozzle design for i-s groundspray=eatures.A versat•e groundspray nozzle is a cost-effective way to update you'splashpad.The interchangeable design is cast in concrete with a removable cast bronze or PVC, flush mounted face-plate. ARC's above ground structure mounting design allows you to add structures over the groundsoray for an even larger effect Acid Structures Ai' . �, — l Skirt %, ua Feature Structure ., „.. „I.1. 7.1” r, . Gasket I rr Threaded Rod Ai t q9• 1 ° +g .ri Groundspruy Fitting ks. ;. ,'•+�" Change Nozzies A. J lt " ir"' -, �-• Winner Cover �` ytC Interchangeable Nozzle c, ,r+ Air. r tl ----mmino Groundspray Fitting `� w`" 47 r < (ARC . L. E I ' -rim- r _ ..4„ '�..al ii Aquatic Recreation Company .^'I -- - ' www.crc4.walei play corn Lighting Capabilities Lighting Capabilities The fun is in the water 1 . Colors ARC tE7 lighting a provided in two sizes: Expand your splash pad use into the evening and beyond! •Smeller nnrr3e features provided with white«bls-e 24-bulb LCD ARC Offers LED Iigrred jets teal hav,:plyfu,floor charging Iignrs rhoreo4-aphe4 with lamp tha•are single,norrehartging ccl«s Site water displays which shrnLlate both user:aid rpe.:tmors. •;moor nnnln foram s provided with saner bright 12{1-bulb LED - sighting can oe used during off • seesur:al periods to extern.the value c`_he space wit..9rt biro that can he white light or color chnny'rg,from red,tike aesthetically 3'easing tight Shaw. aro Gnus M ' 1•„. 1'j7 t 'r �Yt^ T r l< L ? r �, r t . r. -a 'tit ■ .14 a f . s!iu .'. Ada- Options 1 Controls � � i t> •All LED Itgnes can be supplied wit,o oonrrofler that I.•Cori be used with any al our svndani grpyrYl spray products i - r allows la on/oll and color chcn�gtng wrtueneR •Can be a seyuert[ed light'haw coordinated with+he on 8r ott of the worar d t - ! •Lighting can be rnterfoced with jet spray sunuarcing •Can how,color el-ending cobabiYrien in a complete choreographed display •All lights are energy sawn ,water roof,an-J sofa 8 gY C p •Con have designated hours of operohon $ -JY 5R Make your splash pad the talk of stir fawn with ARC LED lighting Nk : A f ARc .._ _. - Hww::,rc4woterPlayt�rn ,r,,.•,:. Idry'l. --. .I.� Y.u.: wwwurtdv.ater play com ` ,.�..,rur_..:e„..,:..,• ..a..n_rsev,rvwr Cww..r Design Services The fun is in the water Aq.aatic Recreation Company offers a variety of aesign and engineering services to best meet your project needs. Our experienced design staff Nil assist you from initial creative concepts to complete technical engineered drawings. As a Minnesota based firm,ARC works closely with the state of Minnesota to ensure your splashpad will meet and exceed state health reau rements. I. Concept & Budgetary Annalysis Services • The Firsts in evaluating a splash project is developing a concept and i • step� 9 P P�Prot �n9 Pt budget so that planners can evaluate value,costs and available funding. ARC understands this need and has responded by offering a"complimentary" concept validation and budgetary analysis package to all customers. t M �_ This package consists of 3D rendered concepts,age appropriate product r ! selections,mechanical system selections and budgetary pricing. II. Complementary Schematic Bid Document There are times in which fully detailed bid documents are not required and gener• al schematic drawings and specifications are all that are needed, ARC offers these a schematic drawings as a complementary service for clients that base specify ARC products For a design/build project These drawings are not for construction nor .3 permitting, but provide a fundamental understanding for owners to gather competi- tive design/build bids with the use of ARC products. III. Design/Build Document Services After a concept and budget has been approved, technical drawings - are needed for permitting, gathering bids and construction. ARC offers the most thorough and comprehensive Bid Document Package in the market, This package includes complete written specifications, - splash pad construction details, mechanical and electrical system design, and all product and material installation detailing. If required. documents can be provided with professional engineering stamp in A RC 620'3 A4sticMcnationCompany - - 1 = www.arc4waterolay.com Can Site Services The fun is in the water Aquatic Recreation Company(ARC)offers a variety on site services so that your project will be ;nstal led as designed and operate to its fullest potential. Our site services range from a single site visit for systems startup, balancing and training to complete project management As a Minnesota manufacturer with national headquarters in Eden Prairie Minnesota and local sales office in Hastings Minnesota,ARC can provide factory direct technicians for on site service and ongoing maintenance support. - -.. �� . � Construction Management Services Vila a Aquatic Recreation Company can assist the owner with contractor '��' T.: selection and provide progressive job site visits during construction to -'" observe installation is in accordance with construction documentation. 7~r ARC also can support the owner with project startup inspection, and Y, owner training services. .-- Construction Services �wi i _.•f , ' When you desire a turnkey project, Aquatic Recreation Company can -v provide you a design / build project from concept through completion. ,•, -- ARC experienced staff will mobilize and construct your splash pad so -?,; , j . - you do not have to worry about work scopes, scheduling and { responsibilities. We can be your single source splash pad company. tow, y % t:.... . , , t. 111' if ' " ' .. y #11 pry t �4, to It k r,l�, .-_ 0 0 1 ;' 11'1 �� tA tom. C1 1 i , 1 .. car, r:.2C.1` Aquatic'Recreation Company !_ -- - www.arc4waterplay.corr The fun is in the water Project References ,„, Oak Hills Park Stephens Lake Park Rick Boone-?arts Suce'iniendeni Mike Snyder-Senior Parks Planner City of St. Louis Pcr<, MN i • City of Colurlhic MO ?' WI Phone. 952•x'28-2854 r Phone: 573-874-7204 t. , i Bridgeport Recreation Hidden Valley Estates oe Shuttlewoith-Deputy Director Mott Wilson, Ivory Homes City of Bridgeport Pork&Rec. VA `.r c - St. George, UT ' I' �� Phone: 304-842-8240 .� t Ft > . Phone: 435-988-6900 • Cascade Lake Spring Grove Aquatic Center Patrick Flynn-Owner - •' Bob 3ergsgoord or On Falbo - Hampstead, MD ice- ,' + ; '' City of Spr"ng Grow, MN _r= - Phore: 410.374-911 1 Phone: 763-512-4931 r Autumn Ridge Park Grundy Center Aquatic Roger Scholl, Public''A.'cres Director o• %+,c Don Boryassrr-Publr V cif s Dire or z Sauk Rapids,MN City of Grundy Center, IA s- "' ' 111 Pine: 320-259-5320 Phone: 319-8256118 Illainiik Cedar Crest Park - Mark Park I rt croscn-PakMln irmk?Mnuer • 1 Bob Gcb-PJbIic Works S Fm :rc City of Bloomington,MN - ' _, City of Princeton. MN : t ,-• ^1" Phone:952-563.8762 _ ; s Pone: 763-389-2040 ` ' . Emerald Park ,'" `� - Village Green `' M, Joy Holtman-Director of Public Works, ' James J. Less-ASIA£andscapn Desig^er .kS 1'4 City of Si. Anthony, MN "� Plainfield, IL lt, Phone: 612-782-3314 Phone: $51-439 7940 "` i ,..1 ,. -c:;:, CA—RC . _._ _ _„, .... _ , ,..,_ •., , ., ..s:5 3/1- Aquatic Recreation Company __. ' ;?` ,: www.nrc4woterplay.COT The fun is in the water Project References Davidson Splash Pad - Wilson's Beach & Tennis Club Williston Park District , Mt ° ° :` DOV••n Siophers-Cxneol,h•ar•r•ger City of Williston, ND .i.; `- Cok..rrbia,.MO Phore: 70'-577-5141 -. , Phone: 573.441-3232 e.�� 4 "' ° Kennedy Park Fross Park Rob Baker-Assistant Pualr John O'Donnell Owner - s;. Services Director Cry of Center Pant Public Woks, """ City of<offering, OH ..., s9, ' - Center Point, IA ; Pho�: 513-969-0338 ` Phone: 319-849-1730 t• ' y" ` • .City of Henderson Kirk Kimbrcll-Public Services& e `' i Parks S perintendent fI1 i Henderson, TX Phone 903-316-9797 '�� _- — A --„, Aquatic Recreation ComoanY _ _∎.j - I - - www.orcLWoterplOy.COT Wh y ARC? The fun is in the water Quality counts, and Chats why we design and manufacture our products and systems for easy main:enance and long-lasting value, The following are key features and benefits of ARC: Colorful Finishes Fun Water ARC has a multi-step finishing system that hos been ARC structures and ground sprays provide fun specifically designed for chemically treated water and UV and safe water play, protection to prevent fading. Durable Structures Installation Friendly Only non-corrosive materials are used for structures ARC Structures and sprays have been designed for safe and ground spray fabrications; designed For outdoor and easy installation. Hardware is pre-assembled and environments and seasonal conditions, • structures are directly mounted to a level concrete surface. Low Maintenance Safe All structures and ground sprays have non-dogging nozzles All structures are non-climbable with no pinching and are all self-draining for easy winterizaiio,n, points or sharp edges. Pre-fabricated Mechanical Systems Accessible All ARC mechanical systems ore pre-fabricated, ARC products are designed for ADA accessibility pre-plumbed, pre-wired and pre-tested at our and interaction. Eden Prairie MN headquarters. Uniform Water Formations Total Customer Support Services ARC provides total support services on your water play All water play elements have been engineered with project, from concept through completion. internal manifolds and baffles to eliminate water distortion and provide an even water now effect. Interchangeable Product Design ARC structures are designed for surface mounting which provides owners with the Flexibility to interchange and add to their splash pad. All ARC slruc•ure;ore n•,mLfcdi'red to meet or exceed the re:uaornen•s cf ASTM•F 148/, F-2461 aid CPSIA reg.da<icns. 231 AquaticReeauonCompany 1 wxw.orcdwaler�lay.corn v The fun is in the water Product Warranty Products and components manufactured by Aquatic Recreation Company (ARC) are designed and built according to the highest standards. However, in the event of any warranty requirements, ARC, will work attentively to resolve the request. Warranties 1 Year All mechanical system components against defects in workmanship and materials. 2 Years All moving parts, fin'shes, hardware, and plastic panel attachments. 5 Years All brass components, including, spray nozzles, spray caps, and spray heads 25 Years All stainless steel and fiberglass structures against defects in workmanship and materials: fiberglass structures also include a lifetime warranty against rust and corrosion. The warranty period starts from date of shipment. Warranties stated above are valid only if products hove been installed in conformance with ARC's installation and assembly insnuctions and maintained according to the maintenance procedures furnished by ARC; have not been subjected to abnormal use other than the purpose for which the products were designed; have not been subjected to misuse, negligence, vandalism, or occident, hove not been subjected to additional or substitution of ports;and have not been modified,altered,or repaired by persons other than seller or seller's designees in any respect which, in the judgment of the salter,affects the condition of operation of the structures and/or components. The liability of ARC under this war•only is knifed b the repkicemert d defective material within the warranty period ARC will rot be responsible for costs associated with shipment,remct of or reinstallation d defective material. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied If you would like to make a claim, please contact your representative or send your written statement of claim, along with the original project nLrnber and/or project name to: Notional Headquarters To contact ARC with any questions o'comments: Local Soles Office Aquatic Recreation Company LLC Call Toll-f-oe: 877.632.0503 Webber Recreation 6500 Carlson Drive Phone-952.445.5135 1442 Brooke Ct Eden Prairie 55346 Email: infoOarc4waterplay.com Hastings, MN 55033 or fax us at 952.345.6444 Phone: 651.438.3630 Fax: 651.438.3939 E-mail: jwebber@wobberrec,com t."..; . www!arctlwate. ploy..conl Aquatic Recreation Company Vortex Commercial Recreation Specialists RFQ Response submitted to ROSEMOUNT PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT in Rosemount, MN by ttit C O M M E R C I A L RECREATIaM'. SPE ( 1A ! ISTS Serious About Fun Headquarters:415 Investment Court,Verona,WI 53593 Sales Offke:2 Sutton Place, Edison, NJ 08817 Toll-Free:877-896-8442 www.crs4rec.com October 22, 2013 Mr.Toni Schuster Rosemount Parks and Recreation Department 13885 South Robert Trail Rosemount, MN 55068-3438 Dear Tom, Thank you for the opportunity to present our qualifications for becoming your partner in designing and supplying equipment for a Splashpad at Rosemount's Central Park, which is planned for installation in the spring of 2014. We understand that your concept plan includes a Splashpad of approximately 3,000 square feet that will be integrated into a larger park plan to serve as a primary community park. The Splashpad design will have an emphasis on ground sprays. We also understand that the theme and materials should be appropriate for fitting within the natural setting of the park. Based on our successful Splashpad experience with municipalities in Minnesota and elsewhere, we believe that our team—Commercial Recreation Specialists, Inc. (CRS), in conjunction with Vortex Aquatic Structures International Inc. (Vortex)—is uniquely qualified to be your preferred partner in this project. The CRS/Vortex team represents your best source for industry leading Splashpad information,technology, products and support. From pre-planning and operational cost analysis,through design, installation,start-up, training, and operations, the CRS/Vortex team will be committed to seeing that your Splashpad at Central Park is everything you had hoped it could be. We encourage you to explore the Vortex website at www.vortex-intl.com for ideas and a wealth of information that is not easily portrayed in the format required by this RFQ. Please contact either Dave or myself directly at the toll-free number below,or by email or cell phone if you have any questions about this submittal, or if we can be of assistance in any way. We look forward to the opportunity to be of service. Sincerely, Ron Romens, President Dave Owen, Project Manager Email: ron(dicrs4rec.com Email: dave@crs4rec.com Cell: 608-347-8781 Cell: 612-581-2106 CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RfQ Product Flow Rate Options Vortex offers the industry's widest range of water features with flow rates from very low flow (1 gpm)to high flows (60+gpm). The Vortex approach to controlling water consumption and flow rate is multi-faceted and encompasses: • how the water is forced through a particular product, i.e., high flow or Smartflow • how the water flow is started, sequenced, and stopped with an activator or actuator • how that water is used to create tactile and visual effects, and • how water flow is controlled by the command centers, which include Microflow (10-72 gpm), Smartflow (72-180 gpm), and Highflow (180 gpm and up) systems. Vortex controls product flow rates using different mechanisms including their patented Rivozzle reversible nozzles, a variety of water effects using low flow nozzles, interactive activators such as the new FunFlow actuator, and programmable controllers. RiV-Nozzles Vortex's RIV-nozzle offers both high flow and Smartflow options from one stainless steel nozzle by simply reversing its orientation. It has an adjustable 360-degree cone spray and an internal diffuser for a soft, safe spray effect.The nozzle is sleeved for easy removal and replacement. Activators and Actuators Vortex offers a variety of activators and actuators for user-initiated flow control. For example,the new Funflow Actuator combines the functionality of a ground spray and momentary activation, all-in-one.This "touch and hold" ground spray sensor can set-off a series of ground sprays, vertical features such as Canons or Dumping Bells, or team play water features such as the Scorpion and Spider, as shown below. Users will intuitively discover that, as they retract from touching the actuator,the water feature's play action comes to an end until it is pressed again. The Funflow At Actuator can be deck-mounted or incorporated into a Splashpad. Running continuously, it supplies a � • steady flow of 3 gpm of water, and - -. - has no electrical components for - easy installation. - CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RFQ Water Effects Water effects are critical elements to creating an effective aquatic play area. The "wetter the r - ".ip" better"approach does not necessarily equate ±" * 9 ^ "z 17-410, ly to the best play value. From light mists to spectacular dumping buckets,these effects """ ~" "'M ' "' have a significant impact not only on flow ,r %;) rates, but also on the aesthetic appeal, .c i1 atmosphere and entertainment value of the area. Vortex offers over 20 unique ground -" "^,...., '••,�. spray effects, a few of which are shown here. Small children appreciate soft effects like the „.' . '{t laminar bell while older children prefer more t '� NI* high-energy sprays and interactive elements ..'. •"..„-- ...., that engage their friends. Vortex has developed numerous water effects that, when -"` " . '"` 411ID it : properly combined, maximize play for a variety . , ; of users. Intelligent use of different water (W,......„, 'NO,, „. ‘....41 Me ate;,,,^f effects can also help control water consumption and overall flow rates. Smartflow Logics Controller The Vortex Smartflow Logics Controller for flow through Splashpads is just one aspect of how Vortex optimizes water usage while maximizing _-- play value. The controller incorporates unique r•4 VORTEX system logic allowing it to generate factory i predefined or random sequences. For ease of 0 maintenance and/or play value upgrades, .(3 . " j sequences can be re-programmed on site via 0 0:0 0 a t° factory provided data key. t Using a simple graphic user interface,which does not require knowing feature names to operate, -- feature on the pad, crea creating daily odr weekly of each `r��r� o Co�itt— �` programs. This allows for different flow rates for wr'' logics J specific demographics, such as "toddler time" or "teen night" events. CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RFQ Safeswap In addition to the ability to control flow rates by reversing RIV-nozzles to switch from high-flow to Smartflow (i.e., low-flow) settings as described under — Product Flow Rates,Vortex also offers their unique Safeswap technology for achieving different types of spray settings for both groundsprays (shown at right with winterization cap) and upright spray features (shown below). Splashpads require a significant infrastructure investment. Concrete, plumbing equipment, equipment and r . earthwork represent a large portion of the m overall cost. With proper planning, the Safeswap anchoring system can provide the flexibility to add new products over time, as well as to change or completely replace products without infrastructure modifications. Expansion The Vortex Safeswap solution allows owners to make their investment in play products over time as capital becomes available. The infrastructure planning will take into consideration the future play elements to be added. In the interim,the placeholders for future play products are still adding play value as attractive Safeswap ground sprays. Interchange For owners of several Vortex Splashpads,the Safeswap solution provides the ability to interchange products from one location to the other, creating novelty without additional costs. Transform Although Vortex products will last for decades, some owners may want to transform the look of their facility or provide guests with new attractions. Safeswap makes it feasible to swap out some products or change from one design line to another, effectively transforming the appearance of the facility without the costs associated with infrastructure modifications. CR5/Vortex Response to Rosemount RfQ Customer Service & Support As your local Vortex representative, CRS is your source of customer service, whether it involves a warranty issue,technical question,operational support,training,or any other aspect of your Splashpad. Generally speaking,the process for assistance and the associated timeframe is as follows: • The client contacts CRS by toll-free phone number or email with the question or problem. • The client receives a reply from CRS acknowledging the situation and describing the status of the resolution within one business day. • If the resolution requires that Vortex and the client contact speak directly,Vortex typically initiates that on the same day, or as quickly as possible given travel schedules. • When necessary, either your CRS rep or a Vortex technician will be available, either by phone or in person, to walk client staff through any upgrades or troubleshooting required to resolve an issue. • If the resolution requires a part, Vortex typically ships it out via overnight delivery to arrive before 10:30 am the following day, if the resolution is known before noon and the item is in stock. • CRS follows up with the client to ensure the problem is resolved to their satisfaction. In addition, as part of our pre and post-sales support, Vortex assigns a project ID and location name to every project.A project history log is created for every project, and every service call, parts request,warranty,or owner correspondence is tracked by Vortex in the project archive. If the owner has turnover of staff or change to their process,Vortex has a complete historical archive of all service performed to the system. Experience With over 20 years of experience, Vortex is the market leader in Splashpad and aquatic play technology and design.With over 5,000 Splashpads installed worldwide,Vortex has established a dominating presence in the aquatic play industry, and they currently supply over 80%of the US market. Since being selected as the Vortex representative in 2005, CRS has partnered in various capacities on the development of over 70 Vortex Splashpads. We have worked with municipalities in Minnesota, Wisconsin and New Jersey, as well as architects,general contractors, pool builders, campgrounds, camps,and not-for-profit organizations across the nation to provide cost-effective Splashpad solutions that meet a variety of unique project requirements. The CRS/Vortex team will help the parties involved understand the competencies required, assess the available resources, identify key personnel, and develop a reasonable project timeline for completion to ensure success. :1'KW cr54r?C.coq- Ser of:...4rbf]∎i 877-8'16.8442 CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RFQ Staff CRS has a full office of support staff located in Verona,WI,as well as a Vortex-trained representative and certified installers in Minnesota. Vortex has full-time project engineering support and customer care technicians located within their manufacturing facility for quick response to any technical questions that may arise. Vortex believes that their people are their best competitive advantage. In addition to their customer service specialists,the Vortex team includes professional industrial designers, landscape architects, project consultants, and technicians, as well as electrical, industrial and mechanical engineers. These are the people behind their ingenious product solutions and services. Vortex's customers can be confident that they will be receiving personalized and detailed renderings, precision workmanship, leading-edge operations systems,custom-made training, and dedicated aftermarket support, all of which is supported by an industry-leading warranty. Warranties Vortex Aquatic Structures offers the best warranties in the industry: • 25-Year Warranty on stainless steel structures,stainless steel anchoring systems and aluminum spheres. • 5-Year Warranty on brass components including spray nozzles,spray caps and spray heads, high-density polyethylene components, polyurethane components and ultra high molecular weight polyethylene components. • 2-Year Warranty on color coating, all moving parts, stainless steel hardware, fiberglass products,Seeflow polymer products, and the Toeguard, made of soft-touch elastomers. rav:.cr54reccon Sena!,$,! Fix' B7 741,11',-$44-) CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RFQ Splashpad Experience in MN Highlands Park Splashpad Cottage Grove, MN Project Details: Splashpad as part of a Community Park improvement and replacement of aging municipal pool System Type: Flow-Through Pad size:3,164 SF;Capacity: 127(25 sf 1 user) Spray Features: Total Number of Features:42: Ground Features:29;Upright Features: 13 Owner: City of Cottage Grove,MN; Contact: Zac Dockter,651-458-2847 Architect: Stantec(Formerly Bonestroo); ;* , Contact: Mark Schroeher,651-967-4576 °fir p , Builder: LS Black; `� , x„ : ` '°. Contact: Jim French.651-789-2905 ' Status: Completed Sumer of 2012 CRS Provided: Design Consultation Services;Water Feature Supplier;Water Management System Supplier; Pre-Construction Consulting:Construction Site Visits;Certified Start-Up&Training Services; Post-Installation Support Description: Replacing an aging municipal pool,this sustainable Splashpad provides more cost-effective operations for the city,as it has no standing water,thus eliminating the need for lifeguard supervision and expensive chemical treatments.The flow-through system also provides an environmentally-friendly drainage solution by discharging into a nearby retention pond that replenishes local wetlands. Eastman Park Splashpad in St. Cloud, MN Project Details: Sustainable Splashpad as part of a park redevelopment System Type: Flow-Through Pad Size:4,500 SF;Capacity: 180(25 sf/user) Spray Features: Total Number of Features: 50; , _. Ground Features:39;Upright Features:11 Owner: City of St.Cloud; Contact:Scott Zlotnik, 320-650-3190 Architect: Bonestroo; Contact Jeff Ehleringer,651-604-4834 Builder. Shingobee; Contact:Eric Hoenig,320-202-1300 Status: Completed Summer 2007 CRS Provided: Design Consultation Services;Water Feature Supplier;Water Management System Supplier Pre-Construction Consulting;Construction Site Visits:Certified Start-Up&Training Services;Post- Installation Support Description: To meet the design criteria and provide the desired play value,the Splashpad incorporated 50 spray features and was controlled by a 22-valve manifold command center using two digital controllers to playfully sequence the spray events. Because of water pressure limitations,water consumption was limited to no more than 180 GPM at any time.An added benefit of this design was that the city chose to drain water into an existing lake to help maintain summer lake levels. CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RFQ Prairie Park Splashpad in Otsego, MN Project Type: Splashpad as part of park improvement System Type:SmartPoint, Flow-Through Pad Size: 2,526 SF;Capacity: 101 (25 sf 1 user) Spray Features: lotal Number of Features: 19; �^ Upright Features: 1; , a' Ground Features: 1B Owner: City of Otsego: Contact: Dan Licht,City Planner,or Brad Betair,Public Works Dir 763-441-4414 Architect: SRF Consulting Group, Inc.; i o-TM 141 Contact Tim Wold,763-249-6799 c Ext.6855 + " " , n Builder: Blackstone Contractors,LLC; a � Contact: Bruce Karvonen,763-291-7728 Status: Completed Summer of 2012 CRS Provided: Design Consultation;Water Features;Water Management System;Pre-Construction Consulting; Construction Site Visits;Certified Start-Up&Training Services:Post-Installation Support Description: This sustainable Splashpad incorporates two SmartPoint command centers,which operate independently from each other.The water filters from the Splashpad into a percolating field and ultimately back into the watershed,The Splashpad was designed to conserve water using a low- flow installation,with neither SmartPoint command center consuming more than 72 GPM. Rivers Edge Park Splashpad in Waite Park, MN Project Type: Splashpad as part of a park improvement System Type:Recirculating — ------ Pad Size: 5,035 SF; Capacity:202(25 sf 1 user) Spray Features: Total Number of Features: 28; Upright Features:8; Ground Features: 20 ►• •Owner: City of Waite Park 1X'i :ss _,° 1lr,, �J l ". .. Contacts: Bill Schluenz,320-252-6822 Mike Bruemmer,320-290-4837 Architect: SHE; 41-Contact: Jon Halter,320-229-4344 Builder: W.Gohman Constructions Co; Contact:Jeff Reiter, 320-363-7207 Status: Completed Summer of 2010 CRS Provided: Design Consultation,Water Features:Water Management System;Pre-Construction Consulting; Construction Site Visits;Certified Start-Up&Training Services; Post-Installation Support Description: To accommodate the high volume of patrons that visit this large location,the team chose a high- flow Splashpad with a pre-engineered Water-Quality Management System fed from a 3,000- gallon subterranean holding tank_The Splashpad incorporates ample shade and seating,and is well integrated with the park's other wet and dry amenities. CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RFQ Manor Park in Robbinsdale, MN Project Type: Splashpad as a park improvement and replacement of aging wading pool System Type:Flow-Through Pad Size: 1,190 SF; ___ __ _ Capacity.48(25 sf 1 user) 0 P Spray Features: Total Number of Features: 17; "" '• Upright Features:5;Ground Features: 12 ar_ t , . Owner: City of Robbinsdale ` Contact: Scott Welle, Park Superintendent, _._,L 763-531-1202 '�1 ' 1 . . Architect: Stantec(Formerly Bonestroo); Contact Jim Maland,651-6044759 r .® 4 ;„ Builder: American Liberty Construction, Inc.; ,w•a ;-i Contact: Howard Jacobson,763-477-9900 Status: Completed Spring 2009 CRS Provided: Design Consultation;Water Features;Water Management System;Pre-Construction Consulting; Construction Site Visits;Certified Start-Up&Training Services; Post-Installation Support Description: Replacing an aging wading pool,the dient selected a Vortex Splashpad with an emphasis on ground sprays to reduce operational costs including labor and expensive chemicals. Utilizing a variety of ground sprays and a fewupright features,the Splashpad offers multi-generational appeal and inclusive play opportunities for local patrons. Additional MN Splashpad Projects Contact Project Name& Location Project Type Year Bryan Murphy Como Park Regional Pool Splashpad, Lazy River 8 2011 651-266-6409 1151 Como Avenue Shallow H2O St Paul Parks Department St. Paul,MN John VanDeLinde Bunker Hills Regional Park Bunker Beach Pool Play 8 2010 763-767-2860 MN Hwy 242&Foley Blvd. Lazy River Pool Anoka County Parks Coon Rapids,MN Brian Kirk Northwest YMCA Elevations Multi Level Pool Play 2009 brian.kirk,eymcatwincities.org 7601 42''''Avenue N. Structure with Dumping Bucket New Hope,MN I CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RFQ Vortex Splashpad Concept Photos . t e;.r ' j a 7 ' R` ..' F r ma°'`" r . ' . • � rte''4. .+rT h +e }r{4 •rte'' ` r ,sag 05 -�'--- a,.' , $-"ra-.'y,.. s, x- sue"et" " i - gy ,, r '. ., �p >.r ,, E b,M. w aq�...,�, a^, w art. i a 1 . 'T:" .. a r.a } a +. 1 . '.1...04h. .•, , 4-ti 7,---.flgr;.f`.. - t s 't ii" 4 1,5-7....::::4,, , ..,,,,,„ s m CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RFQ i r • C '* d/ J. 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Bring kids together for irresistible ground play •A Place Maker •Collective Play &create a meeting place Create vibrant pubic places. Understand the crtercopnectivity for parents,grandparents& inviting everyone to play, of stature as your action impacts neighbors to sit back.relax soda ite,or just contemplate. someone else's further down and watch the water on the stream Work as a team to its Tourney. •Open Play amplfy water and b?cclx streams, Mary games and stories unfold,depend ng on how • Multi-generational chikkren play&what they People of all ages find dafferert uncover along the way opportun ties for engagement throughoctthe Water Journey , •Interactive Play meeting p=,ace Discover different erects IV as water enco.rters 0 µ challenging stream beds. # "" drill - strainers,and water dams. . m _ Children rnJst use thel+ ingenuity&imagination . to keep the water Now ng i &win the race! *it itt i S CRS/Vortex Response to Rosemount RFQ Why Choose the CRS / Vortex Team? The details make the difference. Vortex sets the industry benchmark in technology, design and planning.They are also the industry leader in water conservation and sustainable solutions,as well as safety with: • Flush nozzles • No trip hazards • Fail-safe activators • No finger/toe entrapments • Toeguards As an advocate of injury-free and safe playgrounds,Vortex is committed to meeting and exceeding globally-recognized safety standards for products, including CSA Z614-07, ASTM F2461-09, EN 1176, UL Standards, CE,AS 4685:2004 and IPEMA. Vortex is also well known for its unique design aesthetics with Flowing Lines, Properly Sized Pipes, Seeflow polymers and Internal Flanges.Vortex has built a reputation on uncompromising use of high quality materials including: • Stainless steel • Seeflow polymer • Aluminum Spheres • Brass Nozzles • Soft-touch elastomer • Superior Powder Coating with Additional UV treatment • Fiber reinforced polymer(FRP) • High density polyethylene (HDPE) • High density polyurethane .HDPU ( ) CRS and Vortex share mutual core values, including: • Integrity and Trust: We are guided by high ethical standards in everything we do. We work under the premise of fair business and honesty. • Customer Focus: We commit all of our efforts to making sure that we provide our customers with reliable solutions. • The Value of Play: Our products are designed to be a source of fun and pleasurable moments for every member of the family. We promote pure play, social and cross- generational interaction, contemplation and relaxation. The durability and long-lasting quality of the Vortex products is evident in their history. Some of our recently completed Splashpad projects are summarized in this submittal, along with contact information for references. We encourage you to contact these individuals to ask about the level of expertise and support provided by the CRS/Vortex team—before, during and after the sale. Their testimonials are your best gauge of our promise to you. ct 4raa 4 T S..' t,s 4r F 3 2 Waterplay Flagship Recreation Flagship Recreation 10/22/2013 5607 Cedar Lake Road St.Louis Park,MN 55416 Tom Schuster Parks Supervisor,City of Rosemount 13885 South Robert Trail Rosemount,MN 55068 Project:Central Park Splash Pad Project contact: Charlie Colvin,Playground Consultant email:charlie@flagshipplay.com Office:763 550-7860 Cell:952 807-7282 Fax:763 550-7864 Dear Mr.Schuster: We are writing to express our interest in the upcoming splash pad project at Central Park in Rosemount, MN. The equipment proposed for this project is manufactured in Canada by Waterplay, Inc.Waterplay is an ISO 9001 and 14001 certified company with 25 years of experience in the splash pad industry. Flagship Recreation is the local distributor for Waterplay equipment and would partner with Waterplay as the local contact for this project. Waterplay leads the aquatic play equipment industry in developing innovative play solutions for splash pads.Newly introduced for 2013,the Grasslands line is a natural-themed series of equipment that would help realize your desire for a themed project.The Grasslands line features both overhead and ground spray features in addition to an innovative Discovery Stream.(See included example)Waterplay has also recently released the Waterplay Designer software platform allowing local representatives to explore designs, generate quotes and create technical specifications in a timely manner. As the local contact for the project I bring 27 years of experience with water management systems such as irrigation systems, re-circulating water features and swimming pools to the project.Using the resources provided by Waterplay Flagship will help develop a design and budget meeting your goals for the project. We understand the impact projects like this have on communities and look forward to helping create a vibrant and engaging community space in Rosemount.As the local distributor for Landscape Structures play equipment we can also address other phases of the project as we develop designs for the splash pad, ensuring a comprehensive and unified final design for the entire space. The attached proposal contains responses to the Request for Qualifications received via email on October 8th 2013.Thank you for considering us for this project. Sincerely, Charles Colvin, ASIA Flagship Recreation 1 Equipment specifications: Product Flow Rate options: Over 95% of the equipment proposed for this project comes in both High Flow and Low Flow configurations. In designing our aquatic play features,we recognized the need to balance the play value and water effects offered by high water flow features with water conservation techniques. As a result,Waterplay offers high flow and enviro-flow nozzles in the majority of our components without unduly impacting play value. This approach enables our clients to choose the water consumption that is best suited to their environmental needs. For example,in a potable,drain to waste park,enviro-flow nozzles are recommended while high flow nozzles are well suited to a pool environment. Equipment Flexibility: Waterplay equipment is flexible and allows for different nozzle installations on different pieces of equipment. Waterplay equipment uses acetal nozzles to improve the longevity,play value and maintenance of the nozzles. Over time,Waterplay found that the dissimilar metals used with brass nozzle installations bind together making it difficult(often impossible)to remove the nozzles for maintenance. Acetal has proven to outperform brass nozzles and reduce maintenance costs over the life of the facility. All the equipment is also compatible with the DEX installation system that allows for easy removal or switching of equipment.The Detachable Exchangeable anchorage system(DEX) is an excellent solution when you are looking at phasing your installation to span across multiple budget years.By planning your long term design carefully,you can maximize the use of your budget over time.In addition,if you are installing multiple parks in a relatively small geographical area,you may be able to swap components between parks to keep your installations fresh and inviting.Meticulous design planning needs to go into a DEX installation but the unique benefits and flexibility you gain may outweigh the additional up front investment. Some options to consider: Phased Installations: Phase I =site preparation,concrete pad,footings,and some features Phase II =purchase and installation of additional features Pool Installations:complete pool with feature footings for later addition Flexibility:swap features between parks each year to refresh the look Maintenance:remove features for repair if required.A DEX installation has some unique technical considerations that you need to be aware of as you begin to plan your installation.Key points to keep in mind include: 1.The DEX system can be used only with above grade features and is NOT compatible with ground sprays, deck sprays, interactive musical components,water spraying activators and select features such as the Froggie-O due to unique footing requirements to accommodate the side legs.If a Frog feature is desired,an 0-riginal with a frog graphics panel can be used with the DEX. 2.Any 2 footed components(e.g.Water-O's,Rainbows,Archie, Kokospilli,etc.) require additional installation considerations.A template is required to keep the component footings in line and the installer will need to be vigilant when pouring the concrete to ensure the distance between the footings and the alignment is accurate. 3.Only components with the same pipe diameter and footings can be exchanged. 4.It is important to carefully consider the reasons for installing a DEX system. The greatest benefit comes from its use in a phased installation.If DEX is only being considered to enable feature swapping, it is important to weigh the value and practicality of doing this against the additional cost.The features are stainless steel and very heavy.They don't lend themselves to being moved easily and could be subjected to damage if not carefully wrapped. 2 5. There is an additional cost associated with a DEX footing if the feature has two footings,the cost of 2 shipments if the DEX is being shipped in advance of the features and the cost of the installation templates if it is being used on a 2 footed feature. Using a DEX footing is an excellent option for adding flexibility into your park during installation and after. If you are considering DFX,look carefully at the costs and benefits associated with the installation to ensure that you get the most value out of your installation. Warranty and Service: Warranty Waterplay backs their equipment with an industry leading 25yr warranty.Waterplay also maintains a permanent staff of Product Support Specialists to help with troubleshooting and warranty issues.As the local representative Flagship Recreation would be the contact for warranty work should any arise.Most parts and features that do not require fabrication are shipped within 48 hours.Some pieces that require manufacturing can take up to three weeks depending on seasonal demands on the production team. Flagship Recreation maintains a permanent full time service staff member to handle warranty issues in coordination with our installer. Service: Service calls will normally be addressed within 24hrs and often the same day.As mentioned above Flagship maintains a full time service person to address repairs and warranty issues.Repair work is scheduled around the availability of the parts or features with the goal of keeping the splash pad open and operating. 3 Representative Projects in Minnesota: Project:St.Cloud, MN Project address:Riverside Park, 1725 Kilian Blvd.SE Owner:City of St.Cloud, MN Contact:Gayle Minor,Recreation Director, Phone#(320)255-7216 Doug Schreifels,Maintenance Director Phone#(320) 529-6549 •1 r1r rr ` r r _r '' _ e �, ` 1��111�g1 $tatr . w mss+ + r �»lit AN ✓r , .i t' j r 'S • ! - r t l -.1c.,`.:r ' . ....4..trini,�•-_ in ,:-..r.. .:-i t1 •fi f l ` y • �'31t 'I t _ L' 1* I .i� j i"' w rr ••• 1 'ill, , �yg• _ rev, 1 s .yl r s r Representative Projects in Minnesota: Project:Apple Valley,MN Project address:Riverside Park, 1725 Kilian Blvd.SE Owner:City of Apple Valley, MN Contact:Tom Adamini, Park Maintenance Supervisor City of Apple Valley 7100- 147TH Street West Apple Valley,MN 55124 952-953-2420 TAdamini@ci.apple-valley.mn.us Contact:Barry Bernstein, Park&Recreation Director City of Apple Valley 14603 Hayes Road Apple Valley,MN 55124 952-953-2310 bbernstein @ci.apple-valley.mn.us 1 T 4 t .. j=' r �. 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Specifically,Waterplay: Has been recognized for its commitment to quality through the achievement of independent iSO 9001 Certification for its practices and processes: Uses the largest.AISI 304 grade stainless steel pipe diameter in the industry to discourage climbing and Increase aesthetic appeal; Uses only Tiger Drylac Series 68 Super Durable powder coated paint with UV protection integrated into the powder - the highest quality of any of its competitors. This improves the fade resistance of its features by 30%,particularly when bright hues(e.g.yellow,red)are used; Has more nozzles per feature increasing the water effect and play value of each feature in the park; Addresses water consumption concerns through the availability of both low flow and high flow options in over 95%of its components: Uses acetal nozzles to improve the longevity, play value and maintenance of the nozzles. Over time, Waterplay found that the dissimilar metals used with brass nozzle Installations bind together making it difficult (often Impossible) to remove the nozzles for maintenance. Acetal has proven to outperform brass nozzles and reduce maintenance costs over the life of the facility. Waterplay specializes in the use of customized graphics to support unique theme designs as well as offering standard graphics and a wide range of colors. Waterplay adheres to a production lead time of 6 weeks from order release to ship date for most products-one of the shortest lead times in the industry -without sacrificing quality. A member of Waterplay's team expert in the design and operation of Waterplay aquatic play pads and water treatment systems is deployed for site commissioning and training. Waterplay has a strong reputation in the industry for its commitment to product quality and ongoing service and support. 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